Vitamin A Drops are intended for those seeking to support healthy immune function and vision, normal growth and development, and the health of skin and mucous membranes, especially those who have trouble swallowing traditional pills or capsules.†. Vi

Vitamin A Drops are intended for those seeking to support healthy immune function and vision, normal growth and development, and the health of skin and mucous membranes, especially those who have trouble swallowing traditional pills or capsules.&#x2020; Vitamin A Drops can be taken by anyone needing a potent, well-absorbed vitamin A format. This vitamin A supplement product uses a liposomal delivery liquid with 750 mcg RAE per single drop.<ul id="isPasted"><li style="font-size: 16px;">Healthy immune system support</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Supports a healthy throat</li><li style="font-size: 16px;">Supports healthy skin, eyes and vision</li></ul><h4 id="isPasted">Are you looking to support the health of your skin, vision, teeth and overall body?</h4>Maintaining normal levels of the active form of Vitamin A, retinyl palmitate, plays an important role in supporting health in these areas.&#x2020;Vitamin A Drops is an effective formula containing 750 mcg RAE (2,500 IU) of vitamin A per single drop.If you can relate to one or more of the following statements, then&#xA0;Vitamin A Drops&#xA0;may be helpful for you, or your kid, in supporting a healthy immune system, eyes, skin and throat.&#xA0;&#x2020;<ul><li>Driving at night is difficult for me. I would like to be able to see well at night.</li><li>My skin is very dry and, in places, has little bumps. I would like to support healthy skin.</li><li>I struggle with a lot of pimples, acne, and oil on my face and other parts of my body. I would like to support healthy, clear skin.</li><li>My throat is itchy and a bit sore. I would like to be able to swallow with ease and have a healthy throat.</li><li>I tend to get sick easily. I would like to support a healthy immune system.</li><li>I have a genetic variation in the BCMO1 gene which slows my ability to convert beta-carotene to retinol.</li><li>I am a vegan or vegetarian. I get beta-carotene but I don&#x2019;t eat many foods containing the retinol type of vitamin A.</li><li>I have a skin injury or wound. I would like to support healthy regrowth of my cells so I can heal.</li><li>I struggle with leaky gut and do not absorb nutrients very well.</li><li>I had bariatric surgery and do not absorb nutrients very well.</li></ul>Vitamin A Drops contain an effective amount of vitamin A. Unlike beta-carotene, retinyl palmitate is a biologically active form that can be used directly by your body. This form also bypasses common genetic variations in the BCO1 gene, which may affect a large portion of the population.&#x2020;Many vitamin A supplements contain unfavorable ingredients such as soy, rancid fish oils, rancid fatty acids and low quality liver oils. Many contain only beta-carotene. This carotenoid requires multiple biochemical, and enzymatic, conversions before becoming the bioactive form of retinol.Here at Seeking Health, we understand the importance of a pure form vitamin A. Our&#xA0;Vitamin A Drops provide you with high-quality retinol in a liposomal form that your body can efficiently absorb and utilize.&#x2020;Vitamin A Drops support healthy:&#x2020;<ul><li>Overall immune health</li><li>Antioxidant function</li><li>Skin &amp; mucous membranes</li><li>Eye health, including tear production, and night vision</li><li>Dental health, including normal saliva production</li><li>Fertility (female &amp; male)</li><li>Normal growth and development</li><li>Wound healing</li></ul>Side effects of vitamin A deficiency can include:<ul><li>Night blindness</li><li>Dry skin or flaky skin</li><li>Acne</li><li>Dry eyes</li><li>Infertility</li><li>Immune issues</li><li>Poor wound healing</li><li>Birth defects</li><li>Fetal heart disease or abnormality</li></ul>A deficiency of this fat-soluble vitamin can occur for several reasons. You can have a variation in your BC01 gene, which converts the inactive form of vitamin A from fruits and vegetables called beta-carotene to the active form that your body can use, retinyl palmitate. This active form of vitamin A is only found in animal food sources and dairy products. For example, concentrated natural omega-3 fish oil or liver oil are great sources of retinyl palmitate.Individuals who eat a plant-based diet often exhibit lower levels of this active form of vitamin A. Bright orange fruits, like cantaloupe, and vegetables, like sweet potatoes, contain the carotenoid beta-carotene, an inactive or &#x201C;pre-&#x201D; vitamin form of vitamin A. Unfortunately, the conversion of this type of pre-vitamin to the actual vitamin A is not very efficient. This is why vitamin A supplements are often important for vegetarians, and particularly vegans. They are typically more prone to being below the recommended dietary allowance (RDA).&#x2020;Zinc deficiency is another cause for low levels of vitamin A in the blood. Zinc is required to help transport vitamin A throughout the body, but a zinc deficiency means that less vitamin A stores in the liver are moved to the body&#x2019;s tissues. If you have lower levels of vitamin A, consider having your zinc levels checked out, and look into supplementing with our&#xA0;<a href="https://www.seekinghealth.com/products/zinc-lozenge">Zinc Lozenge</a>.&#x2020;Seeking Health&#x2019;s&#xA0;Vitamin A Drops can be taken by anyone wishing to optimize their vitamin A intake or requiring vitamin A supplementation, especially those who have trouble swallowing traditional pills or capsules.&#x2020;As a fat-soluble nutrient, vitamin A is more difficult to absorb than water-soluble vitamins. Per drop, Seeking Health&#x2019;s&#xA0;Vitamin A Drops deliver 750 mcg RAE (2,500 IU) vitamin A in a well absorbed liposome. Liposomes are known for superior absorption. This is especially important for those having difficulty absorbing nutrients.Experience the benefits of vitamin A. Buy a bottle, or more, of&#xA0;Vitamin A Drops now. It&apos;s a great supplement to have in your supplement shelf at home. You never know when you&apos;re going to need it. You&apos;ll only wish you had it when you do!How do I use Vitamin A Drops? Suggested Use Suggested use: Shake lightly before using. As needed, take 1 drop by mouth, hold in back of throat for a few seconds, then swallow. May use any time of day or night with or without food. Use as directed by your healthcare professional.&#xA0;Cautions Pregnant or lactating women, and children, should consult their healthcare practitioner prior to use. Do not use if seal is broken or missing.&#xA0;Suitable for Vegetarians, Vegans, Breastfeeding, Bariatric, Methyl Sensitive&#xA0;Delivery Method Liquid&#xA0;How to Store Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach by children.&#xA0;&#x2020;These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Who are Vitamin A Drops intended for and how to use?

Ingredient. Purpose. Vitamin A. Support healthy immune function and vision, normal growth and development, and the health of skin and mucous membranes.†. Vitamin A. Provides the bioavailable form, as retinyl palmitate, to support common BC01 gene var

<table style="font-family: -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, &quot;Segoe UI&quot;, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; width: 100%;"><tbody><tr><td>Ingredient</td><td>Purpose</td></tr><tr><td>Vitamin A&#xA0;</td><td>Support healthy immune function and vision, normal growth and development, and the health of skin and mucous membranes.&#x2020;</td></tr></tbody></table>&#xA0;Vitamin AProvides the bioavailable form, as retinyl palmitate, to support common BC01 gene variations for optimal eye, mucus membrane, and immune system health. It plays significant roles in respiratory and lung health, normal inflammatory signaling and healthy immune system defenses.&#x2020;What are the ingredients in Vitamin A Drops sourced from? <table border="0" dir="ltr"><tbody><tr><td class="FirstRow FirstCol AdvancedProofingLightMode ContextualSpellingLightMode SpellingErrorLightMode SimilarityReviewedLightMode SimilarityUnreviewedLightMode AddInCritiqueRedLightMode AddInCritiqueGreenLightMode AddInCritiqueBlueLightMode AddInCritiqueLavenderLightMode AddInCritiqueBerryLightMode HighContrastShading SCXW40865434 BCX0" style="width: 50%;">Ingredient&#xA0;</td><td class="FirstRow LastCol AdvancedProofingLightMode ContextualSpellingLightMode SpellingErrorLightMode SimilarityReviewedLightMode SimilarityUnreviewedLightMode AddInCritiqueRedLightMode AddInCritiqueGreenLightMode AddInCritiqueBlueLightMode AddInCritiqueLavenderLightMode AddInCritiqueBerryLightMode HighContrastShading SCXW40865434 BCX0" style="width: 50%;">Source&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol AdvancedProofingLightMode ContextualSpellingLightMode SpellingErrorLightMode SimilarityReviewedLightMode SimilarityUnreviewedLightMode AddInCritiqueRedLightMode AddInCritiqueGreenLightMode AddInCritiqueBlueLightMode AddInCritiqueLavenderLightMode AddInCritiqueBerryLightMode HighContrastShading SCXW40865434 BCX0" style="width: 50%;">Vitamin A&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol AdvancedProofingLightMode ContextualSpellingLightMode SpellingErrorLightMode SimilarityReviewedLightMode SimilarityUnreviewedLightMode AddInCritiqueRedLightMode AddInCritiqueGreenLightMode AddInCritiqueBlueLightMode AddInCritiqueLavenderLightMode AddInCritiqueBerryLightMode HighContrastShading SCXW40865434 BCX0" style="width: 50%;">Synthetic&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol LastRow AdvancedProofingLightMode ContextualSpellingLightMode SpellingErrorLightMode SimilarityReviewedLightMode SimilarityUnreviewedLightMode AddInCritiqueRedLightMode AddInCritiqueGreenLightMode AddInCritiqueBlueLightMode AddInCritiqueLavenderLightMode AddInCritiqueBerryLightMode HighContrastShading SCXW40865434 BCX0" style="width: 50%;">Medium-chain triglyceride oil &#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol LastRow AdvancedProofingLightMode ContextualSpellingLightMode SpellingErrorLightMode SimilarityReviewedLightMode SimilarityUnreviewedLightMode AddInCritiqueRedLightMode AddInCritiqueGreenLightMode AddInCritiqueBlueLightMode AddInCritiqueLavenderLightMode AddInCritiqueBerryLightMode HighContrastShading SCXW40865434 BCX0" style="width: 50%;">coconut oil &#xA0;</td></tr></tbody></table> &#x2020;These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.&#xA0;

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Vitamin A Drops?

Removed polyethoxylated castor oil, citric acid, and potassium sorbate. Removed beta carotene. Added rosemary extract, MCT oil and sunflower lecithin.  (July 2021). Improved formula based upon customer requests and feedback for more natural ingredien

Removed polyethoxylated castor oil, citric acid, and potassium sorbate. Removed beta carotene. Added rosemary extract, MCT oil and sunflower lecithin. &#xA0;(July 2021)Improved formula based upon customer requests and feedback for more natural ingredients. Removed the small amount of beta carotene, as most customers are taking this product for the bioactive form of vitamin A. These changes caused the color and flavor of the formula to change as well.&#xA0;Reduced Vitamin A from 1,500 mcg RAE (5,000 IU) to 750 mcg RAE (2,500 IU) per serving.&#xA0;Removed rosemary extract and added to other ingredients: Organic acacia gum, Choline bitartrate, Potassium sorbate, Lipid Protect&#x2122;&#xFE0F; [oleic acid, CoQ10, tocotrienols with carotenoids, CMO (cetyl myristoleate (Kombo nut oil), astaxanthin oil (algae)]To suit the vitamin A needs of a wider range of customers.To provide a product that is easier to use with less mess. (August 2023)

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. I’m pregnant or breastfeeding. Can I take Vitamin A Drops?. Per drop of Vitamin A Drops, there is 750 mcg of Vitamin A. With a health professional’s recommendation, a pregnant or breastfeeding woman may, only as recommended, use up to 3,000 mcg of

.<table style="width: 100%;"><tbody><tr><td style="width: 50.0000%;">Suitable for&#xA0;</td><td style="width: 50.0000%;">Free of&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 50.0000%;">Bariatric, methyl sensitive, breastfeeding, vegetarian, vegan, ages 4 and up&#xA0; </td><td style="width: 50.0000%;">Dairy, egg, fish, shellfish, peanuts, gluten, soy, sesame. Artificial colors, flavors and GMOs. </td></tr></tbody></table> I&#x2019;m pregnant or breastfeeding. Can I take Vitamin A Drops? Per drop of Vitamin A Drops, there is 750 mcg of Vitamin A. &#xA0;With a health professional&#x2019;s recommendation, a pregnant or breastfeeding woman may, only as recommended, use up to 3,000 mcg of vitamin A as needed if she&#x2019;s not using any other supplements containing Vitamin A as retinyl palmitate. They may contain beta-carotene.&#xA0;What is the RDA for Vitamin A for various ages, pregnancy and breastfeeding? Per drop of Vitamin A Drops, there is 750 mcg of vitamin A. &#xA0;A pregnant woman may consume up to 770 mcg of vitamin A if she&#x2019;s not using any other supplements containing Vitamin A as retinyl palmitate. They may contain beta-carotene.&#xA0;A breastfeeding woman may consume up to 1,300 mcg of vitamin A if she&#x2019;s not using any other supplements containing vitamin A as retinyl palmitate. They may contain beta-carotene.&#xA0;According to the&#xA0;<a href="https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminA-HealthProfessional/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">National Institutes of Health</a>, here are the RDA&#x2019;s for various ages, genders and pregnancy and lactation:&#xA0;Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for Vitamin A [5]&#xA0;<table border="0" dir="ltr"><tbody><tr><td class="FirstRow FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 23.6652%;">Age&#xA0;</td><td class="FirstRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">Male&#xA0;</td><td class="FirstRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">Female&#xA0;</td><td class="FirstRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">Pregnancy&#xA0;</td><td class="FirstRow LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 20.9235%;">Lactation&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 23.6652%;">Birth to 6 months*&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">400 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">400 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 20.9235%;">&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 23.6652%;">7&#x2013;12 months*&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">500 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">500 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 20.9235%;">&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 23.6652%;">1&#x2013;3 years&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">300 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">300 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 20.9235%;">&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 23.6652%;">4&#x2013;8 years&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">400 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">400 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 20.9235%;">&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 23.6652%;">9&#x2013;13 years&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">600 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">600 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 20.9235%;">&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 23.6652%;">14&#x2013;18 years&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">900 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">700 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">750 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 20.9235%;">1,200 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 23.6652%;">19&#x2013;50 years&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">900 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">700 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">770 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 20.9235%;">1,300 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 23.6652%;">51+ years&#xA0;</td><td class="LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">900 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">700 mcg RAE&#xA0;</td><td class="LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.4704%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 20.9235%;">&#xA0;</td></tr></tbody></table>&#xA0;What are the Upper Limits of Vitamin A for various ages, pregnant or breastfeeding women? Per drop of Vitamin A Drops, there is 750 mcg of Vitamin A. &#xA0;With a health professional&#x2019;s recommendation, a pregnant or breastfeeding woman may, only as recommended, consume up to 3,000 mcg vitamin A as needed if she&#x2019;s not using any other supplements containing Vitamin A as retinyl palmitate. They may contain beta-carotene.&#xA0;According to the <a href="https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminA-HealthProfessional/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">National Institutes of Health</a>, here are the upper limits for vitamin A:&#xA0;Tolerable Upper Intake Levels (ULs) for Preformed Vitamin A* <table border="0" dir="ltr"><tbody><tr><td class="FirstRow FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 29.454%;">Age&#xA0;</td><td class="FirstRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">Male&#xA0;</td><td class="FirstRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">Female&#xA0;</td><td class="FirstRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.8218%;">Pregnancy&#xA0;</td><td class="FirstRow LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">Lactation&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 29.454%;">Birth to 12 months&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">600 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">600 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.8218%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 29.454%;">1&#x2013;3 years&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">600 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">600 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.8218%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 29.454%;">4&#x2013;8 years&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">900 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">900 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.8218%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 29.454%;">9&#x2013;13 years&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">1,700 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">1,700 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.8218%;">&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 29.454%;">14&#x2013;18 years&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">2,800 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">2,800 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.8218%;">2,800 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">2,800 mcg&#xA0;</td></tr><tr><td class="FirstCol LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 29.454%;">19+ years&#xA0;</td><td class="LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">3,000 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">3,000 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 18.8218%;">3,000 mcg&#xA0;</td><td class="LastCol LastRow SCXW161445155 BCX0" style="width: 17.2414%;">3,000 mcg&#xA0;</td></tr></tbody></table>&#xA0;Do Vitamin A Drops contain GMOs? Testing confirms that Vitamin A Drops is free from GMO markers.&#xA0;Do Vitamin A Drops contain gluten, grains or corn? Vitamin A Drops is gluten-free.&#xA0;Vitamin A Drops does not contain grains.&#xA0;Vitamin A drops does not contain corn.&#xA0;How many IUs of Vitamin A is in each serving of Vitamin A Drops? In each drop of Vitamin A drops there is approximately 2,500 IU of vitamin A. <img width="624" height="239" src="https://attachments.gorgias.help/v31pE7yjPAKxZaGQ/hc/g5KDM28YYj79aByw/2025090819-665a1a38-042d-492c-9ebd-45315cd71706-309b1232-6c06-42a2-b80e-1b9a82b29279.png" alt="mceclip0.png" class="fr-fic fr-dii">&#xA0;Source:&#xA0;<a href="https://www.fda.gov/media/129863/download" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.fda.gov/media/129863/download</a>&#xA0;Are there any warnings or side effects when using Vitamin A Drops?&#xA0;Warnings High doses of vitamin A (above the recommended amount) is potentially toxic. Because vitamin A is not excreted in urine (it is a fat-soluble vitamin), it is not easily removed from the body if too much is taken.&#xA0;The serving size is one single droplet. It is recommended that you take caution in the delivery method of this potent product, as one drop contains 1500 mcg RAE. &#xA0;If you have an existing medical condition or take a medication for skin conditions (Retinoids), please consult your healthcare professional before considering the use of Vitamin A Drops.&#xA0;If you are taking anticoagulants, cancer drugs, weight loss drugs, or retinoids, or are being treated for any medical condition, please contact your health professional before considering the use of this product.&#x2020;&#xA0;Side Effects Side effects are uncommon if taken in the recommended dosing.&#xA0;If the dosage is exceeded, side effects may include:&#xA0;<ul><li>Nausea</li><li>Vomiting</li><li>Vertigo or dizziness</li><li>Blurry vision</li><li>Mental confusion</li></ul>If you believe that you are experiencing any of the above side effects or any adverse reactions, please discontinue use of this product and see your healthcare professional immediately.&#xA0;Each individual may react differently to any product or supplement. We always recommend that you consult with your healthcare professional prior to considering the use of Vitamin A Drops or any supplement.&#xA0;

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What is the difference between the types of B12?

Why is Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate pink in color?

Why doesn’t Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate contain B12 as cyanocobalamin, when other companies’ B12 products do?

Is it safe for someone who does NOT have the MTHFR gene mutation to use Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate?

What is the percent of purity of L-5-methylfolate in Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate?

FAQs

Who is Acetyl-L-Carnitine intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Acetyl-L-Carnitine?

Acetyl-L-Carnitine Suitability and Allergens

Acetyl-L-Carnitine Dr. Lynch Product Q&A

Acetyl-L-Carnitine

Who is Methyl B12 1000 intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Methyl B12 1000?

Where are the ingredients in Methyl B12 1000 from?

Methyl B12 1000 Dr. Lynch product Q&A

Methyl B12 1000- Product Updates

Methyl B12 1000 Suitability and Allergens

Methyl B12 1000

Who is Methyl B12 5000  intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Methyl B12 5000 ?

Where are the ingredients in Methyl B12 5000  in from?

Methyl B12 5000 Dr. Lynch Q&A

Methyl B12 5000 Suitability and Allergens

Methyl B12 5000

Who is Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate lozenge intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate?

Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate Dr. Lynch product Q&A

Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate -Product Updates

Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate Suitability and Allergens

Methyl B12 with L-Methylfolate

Who is Adeno B12 intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Adeno B12?

Adeno B12 Dr. Lynch product Q&A

Adeno B12 Suitability and Allergens

Adeno B12

Who is Adrenal Cortex intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Adrenal Cortex?

Adrenal Cortex FAQ's

Adrenal Cortex Dr. Lynch product Q&A

Adrenal Cortex Suitability and Allergens

Adrenal Cortex

Who is Ashwagandha intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Ashwagandha?

Dr. Lynch product Q&A

Ashwagandha - Product Updates

Ashwagandha Suitability and Allergens

Ashwagandha

Who is B Complex Plus intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in B Complex Plus?

B Complex Plus Dr. Lynch product Q&A

B Complex Plus- Product Updates

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B Complex Plus

Who is B Complex MF intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in B Complex MF?

B Complex MF- Product Updates

B Complex MF Suitability and Allergens

B Complex MF

Who is Stress Nutrients intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Stress Nutrients?

Stress Nutrients- Product updates

Stress Nutrients Suitability and Allergens

Stress Nutrients Dr. Lynch Q&A

Stress Nutrients

Who is B-Minus intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in B-Minus?

B Minus Dr. Lynch product Q&A

B Minus- Product Updates

B Minus Suitability and Allergens

B-Minus

Who is Brain Nutrients intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Brain Nutrients?

Brain Nutrients Dr. Lynch product Q&A

Brain Nutrients Suitability and Allergens

Brain Nutrients

Who is Calcium D-Glucarate intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Calcium D-Glucarate?

Calcium D-Glucarate Dr. Lynch product Q&A

Calcium D- Glucarate Suitability and Allergens

Calcium D-Glucarate

Who is CoQ10 intended for and how to use?

What is the purpose and source of each nutrient in CoQ10?

CoQ10- Product Updates

CoQ10 Suitability and Allergens

CoQ10 Dr. Lynch Q&A

CoQ10

Who is Digestive Enzymes Chewable intended for and how to use.

What is the purpose and source of each ingredient in Digestive Enzymes Chewable?